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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
nnrke ana HlIaehraat 70 Fight.

Articles OF agreement were signed today
and faFleii ol go placed in the hands of a
reliable party for light TO fnish heiween
Joe nildebrsnt, Of Detroit. aud Herbert
Burke OF this city. tie hight 70 take place
witnin this county and within fourteen
days from the date Of the sigalng. Just
where the sat-to will take place has not
been selected
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

dispatch reached this city yesterday
morning from RaYsnna thai one jane:
sullivan. IN quarrel With his brother. had
shot and pFobaoly fatally wounded the lat
ter SheTid Nelson left for the scene of the
tragedy on lhe first train and Is expected
back this morning with the prisoner.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
CSEHENT,S.
tAOWERs' OPERA HOUSE.
WM. II. POWERS. Manager
Two nights and saturday Matinee.

Friday and Saturday, Nay 6 s1d 4.
The Comedians
ROBSON & CRANE,
Aided BY q competent Dramatic Company Fri
day aighs ead saturday matinee, The gorgeous
groduetlon af SAskespesFss
COMEDY OF ROEs.
Robsoa 4 Crane a. the Two Dromios; exceed
ing IN spieaGOF. teaslfy aud artistic Forth any
ps,tnctton ever placed on the Aneficsn o
fusofeah Sage. Saturday night. an elsDoEate
production Of Shskss3eares dflightfal eorsec =
MERRY WIVES OF WINDS 5Os
Mr. Crane az Slr Jonn Falssf: Mr. Robson as
ilr Cares.
Prices, Reserved Seats Fsrquctte CtrCle Hight,
A. ~ ~ matinee g. 90 faFqnct Circle hack
rlus. Rt<hf. si9l- matinee, &c. i0cE tf0nt F0ws.
dress ciu H. uignt, o. 70; matinee, 75cs reserved
-sols bsc. rous Dress Circle. night. 7se. mali
uce, Sc general zdmissios. Baic01F, evening,
Hlc. Gale 81 5c Ecserved scat sale will be
open a box ofEce Of fhcstri Wednesday SsoFn
ine NAY :, - 0'cipsk, pano.Is issed a. ;
ciOcS.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Fire was discovered at $50 yesterday
morning under the corner OF Barkley 4
Ackleys saw mill located at the mouth,
and had IL not been for the timely ar
rival of the ferry Carrie Ryerson the mill
would ceItainlv have been destroyed. The
ire IS Supposed 20 have originated from
spark dropped from the steam barge CITY OF
New York Hhich was just steaming out at
the tine. The Ryerson did great work With
her pumDs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
sTAre ooKsssroNpENcK.

AEwtyso, Aay A. q. Day, an aitoF-
neY A. az Of this village, has aided 10 the
othsF industries Of Newaygo by establish
~ navy yard a. ths docks he now has
Ia process OF construction vessel sith
t~eutY-f0gF foot beam. The keel IS a con
tFibgtion from the chicago & West hiehi
San Raiiroad. piece OF r rail the timber
from The pane cad bills of Newaygo, and
lhe immaculate Nhite sails made fF0m cas-.
of underc.othlag al ex.st2te senator r. l.
aEsv. Ihs ar chambers are made from Old
0ysleF and fTait cans contributed. by the
sua4 boys and vagTsat CO.'S OF the village.
Al The ofhcers. Who. By the way. OCCUPY
front psss at the church of Elder SnoEtlen
ana sotsd for tas prohititory amendment,
have suspicious looking lardeTs GA the boat.
f8e honor of naming tie vessel
vas given 20 Democratic Postmaster
Dan Soper, and after wrestling with
the Bible, aDaeat history, dictionary
znd encyclopedias. be has selected the sweet
sounding t!lse "Wingenoa." The eesssl
w.l be Commanded - solloss ComnO-
dors, A. g. Day: Admiral. T. L. cray; En-
sign, n. r. Hatch; BoalsHaia, Tyson
SMITH.
Threngh The influence of Willie Algernon
SI1i,h. by the graee Of God. and The kind
ness Of Alchigans fossil Governor Game
Warden secretary Whitney has added the
vessel 20 the GoVcrnmeBt Acet and she has
been eh lrtered BY the Stsis TO convey
Deputy came Warden l.. O. shaw on his
tours and with n special seat on the top
SAL be will os enabled 20 discover easily the
sinners who aEe violating the hsh and
game law.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
Lake sher. a Htishsrss seutl.-sn.
- &.arreg1l t4IsisI..s.


Al trains dsly fsneif eondEY
A iefRi felgif iefFee erase Rapids - ~ . 3
trough tifkett ~ > fefHts e*f lsFs|is ir seen.
~ 1eetes rsn ~ secured q Frion 1iekes fFnsee
~ Sgsrfe-st. esd g. eef.ef
y HrEFSfrf Gent Az
Gao " Nrssoaf Citr 7tcset Afert
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

fDssiy tunasf sE0pted ~feiiY
ls~eHse eU tnfire ibt fHsn efrFess fneks
coIiheeiloH 81 ionis iof AaiisinG aaa 81 i'efriat
s. Ae~ grk.-hiT4f fEufes Las fifepiug 80
from iletrf,r a. Gfsnf Esrias -tlfiF iBs rlt,nine
Limited efEraee lesFsng hers 81 fo a. =
elceTsf - Detroit maklrr direct 80
fof ~ pclifs taa ar finf ~ he~ B GA ~ d
n ne stcpn0 ioliur Ine mofuinz r Tflfglth tlcs
ef fecufec 81 ~ q y a 81 oeires Aessett 4 ffe.
sri1 a. qepsi y Fos7Ef fits Fass AT
Gro 8 eftvEs 7fsrr Msnaass f1iIeksa
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

ta.if1aa rates Rhould strike a. average
between fhe slightest lar.s and fhe dad
hessis. Ihsi e1ud - ffass fare - niiI-
ding Asst tr1sa1.s fsrs.ss<.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

raoze hot-hesdsa frenchaaea Who are
uot satlsii.d wifh sns release q scHSAE-
SKI a. snd are dsuazlhBg the return Of
AAsses Lorraine . fsAHee. ~oald do
wsli - ssls sad zros = hsfis before they
zltenp. "a pash thar denaat TOO Far.
frsass has I'd NAPOLEON nov snd the
1aili1ery poxsF oi GsFmsny has grown
inmeazgF2hly while that o. France has
liselln. TO slow, Messiears ies NE
coaisntz Doa't givs the Germans a
chance 10 repeat ths sffsiFs OF 20 and
Il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

q broek.va usa as. ssflrsf g aatert a.
q nlsssins - rssa ttet1rs piausber. trsps
b il anl stafsd v- - intends to 10 wita
the p'Gafesr- c11zhf in h.- tsxos lstttars
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Ibe nan rho Las Se1etor Vest ear
ookaf - rs . - faai apgeaaaze a1t eFse
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Tt.ey - Grt tss Esit Thsr. sssrks
The fi-trofts hsee aoeae3 the 49,. r uith
: hsn1Fohs Inc g Tictores Ffse snras
80 saeir winnles - sass - cta asaio
sre 80 is 81 fhee f1at nin sn eer>
mner sfeie haf they ss~ zofi sas IS s.
ffe e4ow ~bo SAWS The aos3 wad saas
Fess tae pe' ti. Hys An&
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

The ~shcr' tavi" mus base referred io
the popu ar.tv of the inter-Stass a.
e841 t4asael
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

Al trains afsite a n-id efi4H 1eil nioE <spol
BffahI
Aaa ga AtloaFa. Ausksgo1 knc 1o.eaoi fa ~
szi - prcet ~ thees1 ...-......... fix . "a
txIneS> iof fsfktk14 y aa i A,
Night AkpfoS hu a a lCAl a \ A.
"a prtef g. RiGkegsot sfla BALDWIN fa. 4 ii
MAI t5i iiif haB4ct a. 9 Baldwin ......s = "a
hHHItf
kiShf fApfc< fiaU laluAso ............F 4 a. a A.
r press fl,su B ast si,in ... 81 = A.
Nal frofs ehie4so leld Ausieeon .....f ! O. ) -
fspreSt ron Icle1o Toe IL
fak tKIs fun Ihleege And NlssfeEss gsf "a
~ pns illIl bls i.spldt sD1 HsicelI 4if = 4 u
n iiftas from Esdnll sslt.us
sDs4y. fDsIy exofpf sndsf
Iinou2t ooaftite o. thicEe1 snf foistn ga le
- tft4l tifrila iufiD. car a. tHlaaea 80
ls - ~ uatn ho cara Clnfae IGf ssais
Jkrolft Pullman Faseplaf car sltd e8saf faf Cii-
csEo oi u q Hl fffil IL fliHH 11rksf tEtal 81
kpNrntsst "a. Al fasfFsfFf frHr.r es1
Nii1Itk A. fsffs8 Aeli l.en Pes ts.ut
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
Tor Sale Hooded Cattle.

f,DR ssLF-IFRSkI CATTLE CHAP. ONf
Z COW f*a bei t~r~ asiFee aild 0ge bil csf A
g. q stock II ~ lanes De,-cii AIfb. tf'
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
Aaichlesp csulFsa.
I.F

tiailf AL 0.ils.n eEne4s hnn5ae
sie1snf cs4 fQl on Pacific sno Atlantic -
rfftt 10 Ent ffpD .nffoif - - riaf rFft rTtH "a
Day IxTfss sns t-iau1 ksssas fKpfa~ - anf
om btton l.rnei c1lueclinisf mace ~ Le
iFoA With 81 through lrsinf east gifk.,ls 81 -
~ iaion Dctei once 6. Menfoe-ei aae a. l ion
cepaf
r. y foHfs1oN Nich paas All 81 Menfsfs
fHss ~ Npfslf neai At 81 hssfof 81
20. a.. krcelFs q b sua A t,tiosso
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
UoedlU0rk-fo order.
.NonfH To {oGIl.

afONFT1 YEs. ! HANE II FOR Yov *
Nj iarke or snail s4Hs. ou good ffsi sSsse q
caaites Mortgage parfhssed. Gig an farm
grugerfv for sals ~ ercasuge. Fire iusurs10f -
iess rates. u A. Johnston, GrsRf kspsds. 20 y
Csnsi-sf Room D. tsnis sm
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

CIAR'oS. May 2-Fhe Inter-Stats CON-
nerce .es dos nos sean - kill business ~
tia point. Everything is booming, es
psaaay toe demand for p9fatoss- Il J.
bOchsidsr shipped q carload OF choice
white potatoes to East Ct Louis. Ill, Satur-
dsy. sni NislsT < Co, of MsRce4ona, = car
i0ad % Grand Rapids The same day Mr.
,sborn. g Z Pstoskey. IS loading a car Of
mixed varisties aud farmsrs are receiving
IS cents per nnshsi tor good stock. h
Darish has force OF men Al work. and We
shall soon see No. 1 barn in place OF the
Irsightiy one that has done service for the
last six years. The new barn will De set oR
a stone foundatiou. aad have all the moi
era appliances Of q hFst-csass farm and
livery bsrn.--I. K. Has. Ogr genial land
lord. says after ke IS through repairing aud
adding 20 his hotel. Tie can sccommOdate
ioFty ygssts.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

General IosFCaASs. Register - tne
T1essarv. zass ~ &c The kssi - tae
class IA h0ckkaaping. Ee hss AZ the
interest ehscks o. gorsru,nsnf leans reg
istsre3 sri srranssi nanericaiig a. 60
dsts. scmsthing that hasgt been 6ens
kef5-s in more thaR sity Tesrs. The
Rezisfsr rsts h's men e. me fronf 10
Wssbirstcn better. srDarsotly than ihe
Gensral iid tovn around Corinfa sud
IukA
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

The resnit e tie exanlnsfion II The
London Times forgsd ietser caves that
pager m very urenvisble position.
After 3 sss rsi,efate,i sgaia and sgaia
thai the lettsr Eas genuine. experts 3e-
clare thst tas special edarscfsFistiss of
M PAsSsLI's ariiiag ara Al wanting.
thas tiis writer had 2rc5s5sy Bs7er saae
nsors than enc siznsinrs written by Sir
PsRSrLi sRa than aceonllnz 60 tae laE
of svsrsges hs Eoal6 sris q sigrasaFe
-ssembisag ths i0fgsry onoe iu % SO
tines. ii II = very aPpnoTSiste tims
nos for TIE Tiass 81 stoH gp souie of
rs toeoatroVerribss evidence. Il - q
very sppropnats iima. too. % iaks aetien
O. D1nish ihe Tlftgs fer Is hbe..
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

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W and QWeiilag on south liit isaou-si - gloa
cofnef iei on same sifeft No ise Ssuth Lefsy
feat 10 rest9nsib. ie,,sfts Fr,'s,i.s f,,'i 49,.
over Arcatp
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land lsifs "a s1slscbiff,is fiser ls Firlt. me
800 rsp - ~ ,,...,.tisf.a, ,,.iss.. - ~.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS



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U"sited--Io Rent.
"
lVANTED - ROOM WITH Five H0ESE
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

sIsicaes q Ne asialslssa-
Al trains arrive a r-1d lfisa ftail nl,r <spst
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

GKS vp HlvSv, May 2.-Arrsnzements
have eco eouip,sied for tbs removal of "a 2
lovol Cutter Works T. this city. and WORK
ca ne new bulldogs viii be commenced ct
oace. The location $ q lot sDoxGs0 feet on
ths old Buswell mill grounds fronting on
sAs HyeF snd he SeyeatR a.. road. The
buildings wili consist Of a panel saw mill
for which the baswell mul bgildin< vii De
used. fwo-story machine and blacksmith
shop 5oT10 feet, a dying building nne
story bise. coK 0) test and q hnishinx
building soxt09 lset fronting 90 seventh
81 and hagiDg ca office and driveway
through TIE csft,re. Tie factory vii em-
p.0y sboa5 SD hauis
fssrrAFxz. Ma 2--Fbe Scb0cnr Car
rier. oi chicago a. iiylrR 70 mas shis bar
boV vesterfaY u9rning struck ias north
riss, braSiag larxe hole n heF oow al
sunk q saosf fourteen feet a water hes
al hsiae gsf above ~ wuer 4 westerly
wind would des r0y her ia about az hour
50 steam pumgs and svrecsiug tag aave
been teisgFao aoaa1 isr
FIRE Sas discovered Saturday siEh. IN the
shanTies q the mil yard % N.cksTs0n &
to.llster 70 soeD spread ~ the large sab
uiies and saW3as. Fae irs engine tbFsx
asrsr Ger Twelve hours before TIE IRE va
entirely PCS OaL lie miH and llm3ef
we're szFsd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

tVANTFD-FY A1Os So LADY 4 Position
~ ss oaTy - Asaes ssasis A66rsa p =
fhls ofes. Ia
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

DKtffs sioNAl ASA Aks saoaA "A
e.,.ap.e...ice - ii.s sse-as p.,g ..e.s1s ca ~
tetto 81 81 A"'tift 81 t3au
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

DARGAINe "A HANDSOME EEr iet'sE on
ID Jciier ca ave mo3efn style t100 &,oao
down. iea llce homes near street ar s7A -
$lnsf an eleEAni pift ate tsoaro IN & -hcfAe nn.f
depst - }N, 400 down. suo1 "a at loi an
houses and Tuonfs a. rent. lob IFlflss Et I0s
rates by JOAN BDs. printer. Room 4 L0Feff :
block, opposite Sweets lio.eL 9tU
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03
Uaated--To Reslf.

IVANTED ROOM WITH Five HORsE
w FoAer, abOut Ssx6a well lighted. taF ligui
manufacturing. Address b01 - ihis Odioe lls
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-03

TO GARDENERS AND FARNERs-f HANE
\ the bes, acre property Desf the clty. and ierns
IN thirty Couuties 0f Southern Michigan For
sale eaes2. refcg 4 Cook , fouDiain-ss 1ss. y
NOR SALE At A CREAT BAkSklN-AS
islniBg modem Improvement. situate iu FRS
eias. locality upon ~ Vernon -. wea SIDE. hiI
be s0c 81 secrffce II sod within e itw days.
For particulars ana terms II kAie. cali o. of al
urcss + a D9pycf, Attorney Al Law. CANA -
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-12
T0NGAN AFFAIRS.

If ever there were an occasion when a
Hawaiian Embassy might be of some
real service in reconciling differences
among "cognate races in the Pacific" it
is in the existing crisis at Tonga. Yes
terday we published the salient points in
the TOngan treaty with the United States !;
to-day we publish particulars of an out
break against the ''intolerable tyranny"
of the Tongan Premier, Rev. Shirley
Baker, and an intimatiOn that civil war
is probable. From a letter written by
Rev. @. r. Moulton, the Wesleyan
leader and ecclesiastical rival of Rev. S.
Baker, we infer that politics are at the
back of the outbreak He saws: "My
own impression is that it is political
affair, but that Baker seeks to put it
Apon us for the double purpose of crush
ing us and hiding from the world his
failure" The Wesleyans all over the
Islands are being stripped of their pos
sessions and turned out of their homes
Several attempts have been made to
shoot Mr.. and Mrs. MouIton since the
outbreak. Captain Lame, OF the schooner
Maile, says:
There is universal dissatisfaction from
end to end of the Kingdom. Everything
goes 20 the Government, yFhich takes two
thirds of the entire produce of the country,
so that the natives are reduced to poverty,
and the traders are ruined, yet afraid to
speak lest it should be worse for them. Ii
is impossible that things can go on longer
as they have been doing. If the King
should die Mr. Bakers life would not be
worth an hours purchase. Mr.. Baker at
tributes the bad times to the failure of the
nut crop, but we have had several failures
during the past years but never suffered
like this. But then Government took less
than half they do now, and then the tax
was often RENTED after the hurricanes
The population, too, is largely decreasing.
As the people become disheartened they
succumb to disease, and they dare not |
speak. Everything is done in the Kings |
name, who is now in his dotage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-03-12

Valuable Properties for SaIe.-T,yooo,oz
OF Iand, splendidly situated in Maktki for
one acre in Makiki, on Beretania street fine
building site. me
One and hve-eighth acres with 4-rooun Cot,,oa
on Lllfha street. rare chance
For Lease.-Forty acres of land 21, ,D,,os
rom nos sman's corner-15 acres of which is
auiIaole Ior either rice or taro and has been
under cultivation for the last Eve veo-s OI al
now on the premises '4--'H
"anIed.-A situation-By a competent pract
caI engineer, who has had many years expe-
Renee, anu can give the best of references
employment on plantation preferred.
-AEOstFer.-Ac competent handy man
ABOUT horses can find employment for the neTf
SIX weeks. japanese preferred
Full particulars given upon application at
No. 80 MERCHANT ST, HONOLULU.
Lately occupied by Messrs. Smith Thurstop
S02 feb23tf
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been made In Torea Pay, Geeioug- III one
day 600 were taken, mostly about foot
long.
During 1886 shelter was given to $500
persons in the Night Refuge, Melbourne,
soup Kitchen and $500 meals were sup
piled.
Messrs. Chafee Bros. have signed an
agreement for carrying out an extensive
irrigation scheme for the South Australian
Government.
A desire has been expressed by TIE
Heuheu and other chiefs of the Ngatita-
wharetoa tribes of New Zealand, in the
Native Land Court at Wanganui, to make
a free gift to the State of the mountains
Tongariro, Ruapehu and Ngaruahoe, with
all the surrounding land as far as the level
country, for the purpose of establishing
national park. Steps are being taken by
the Government to enable the chiefs to
carry cut their idea. This is the famous
volcanic belt of Auckland province. Pro-
vision will be made for the planting and
improvement of the Park out of such
moneys as the House may from time to
time appropriate for the purpose. The
land to be given to the Government COM
prises two mile radius round Ngaruahoe
and a similar area round Tongariro, while
the present area of the Ruapehu land is
about 5000 acres. The generous offer made
by the chiefs is one of the best proofs yet
afforded of the gradual extinction OF the
natives superstition, for TOngariro has
hitherto been strictly tapu. = valuable
r11i,,apaI 40 II IN -
mountain, which is largely priced by the
natives for its curative properties, and
will, no doubt, be largely resorted to by
Europeans.
Mr.. Trotter, Acting British Consul at
Tonga, now on a visit to Australia, had an
interview on February 10Th with the Pre-
mier of Victoria. He declared that the
British residents in Tonga regard the sit
uation with much anxiety, and urged that
the Imperial Government should be asked
to intervene with the view of efiecting a
settlement of affairs.
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AUSTRALASIA NEWS.

By the Alameda, Captain Morse, we
have later Colonial exchanges. Follow
ing is summary of the news:
Depression still continues in New Zea-
land.
Thomas Hall, who was convicted recent
ly of an attempt to murder his wife, has
been convicted at Dunedin. New Zea-
land, and sentenced to be hanged for kill
Jug his father-in-law, Captain Cain He is
most respectfully connected, and occupied
a good social and business position.
John Caffrey and Henry Alfred Penn,
convicted of the Great Barrier murder
near Auckland, New Zealand were exc
cuted February Dist. 1t will be remem-
bered that they escaped in a small vessel
and were cast away in Australia
Defensive works are being erected at all
the principal seaports of New Zealand.
Mr.. James Macandrew, an old Colonist
and public man in New Zealand, died from
the effects of carriage accident the day
before the steamer sailed.
Ostrich farming has become an estab-
iished industry in New Zealand.
New Zealand will be represented in the
Imperial Conference by Sir VIM. Fitzher-
but and Sir Francis Dillon Bell.
1t is believed that the famous White Ter
race of Rotomahana still exists. although
buried ia fifty feet of mud by the late vol
canlc eruption. Trial behring's are to he
made by the Government.
More massacres are credited 10 the
New Guinea natives
Sir Patrick Jennings and Mr.. Wisdom
will represent New South Wales at the I'm
perial Conference.
Over 900 men are now employed on
the relief works, New South Wales, and
more will shortly be provided for
Enormous takes of young sharks have |